Badminton Beginner's Guide - Club

Administrator Previously Managed a Professional Training Venue

The venue had almost no open play.

It was primarily a training ground designated

for students and coaches for intensive competition training.

Courses were specifically designed

for beginner and introductory levels.

With a strong passion for education,

the administrator gained a good reputation locally.

However, the land was repurposed for other uses.

Misunderstandings from former friends

In the sport, jealousy from peers led

to reports that forced the venue to close.

Having received guidance from dozens

of top-level players and coaches,

The administrator deeply understood

Various coaching methods, each offering valuable insights.

However, for adults with stiff bodies, slow reactions,

and poor flexibility, who seldom exercise and prefer to just play,

The common coaching methods were found unsuitable.

This realization sparked the idea

to continue managing the club, breaking it down into smaller, more manageable parts.

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Why Choose Love Badminton Club?

 

Typically, one-on-one coaching sessions cost

between 800-1200 TWD per hour,

not including venue fees

that can exceed 500 TWD per hour.

This is not affordable for most people genuinely

interested in learning badminton.

Additionally,

The training methods that coaches learned as children

(often referred to as "childhood skills")They 

are not suitable for adult learners.

As a result, many students pay a lot

in tuition but see little progress.

Coaches often teach basic footwork exercises,

picking up shuttlecocks, tossing,

skipping rope, and jumping jacks.

While these activities can improve fundamental skills,

the reality is that very few students practice on their own.

They spend time and money on these activities because

they are treated as training athletes!

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Why Choose Love Badminton Club?

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Beginners often face challenges like limited court access,

last-minute play, and exclusion.

Or they are constantly told to intercept shots at the net,

which doesn’t yield the desired exercise results or enjoyment.

This isn’t necessarily the coaches’ fault;

It’s a common phenomenon.

After all, beginners may not

understand the unwritten rules or safety concerns.

It’s not just about lacking skills;

This is a pressing issue for beginner-level students.

Especially in the first six months

before engaging with badminton,

bad habits formed during this time

may be hard to break for a lifetime.

Frequent injuries often stem from

not being able to hit the shuttlecock or generate power​​​​

Instructor Introduction
 

Love Badminton Club is staffed by students

from university badminton teams or department teams who may become professional coaches in the future.

We learn badminton not to participate in competitions.

To put it metaphorically:

if you want to eat braised pork rice,

you don’t need to find a five-star chef.

Starting from proper grip and serving techniques

to practicing doubles rotation,

we ensure the cultivation of correct habits

for healthy and injury-free play.

We also mentor students to

form their own clubs or teams at similar skill levels,

laying the foundation for future improvements in badminton.

Through healthy sports and social activities,

students can meet friends and like-minded individuals.